[2025 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for Sky Terrace KL Tower (Updated May)

#2024mapped Menara Kuala Lumpur(KL Tower) The tower offers a 360° view from a height of 421 meters. You can also go outside the tower for a walk. There is a small fee if you want to take pictures on the extended deck called the Skybox, but it is worth it.👌 Inside there is a café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee with a great view, albeit at a higher price. ⁡ 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Menara Kuala Lumpur(KL Tower) 📍Address: 2 Jalan Punchak, Off, Jalan P. Ramlee, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 💞Reasons to Recommend: Amazing view ⋆ ･⋆ ･⋆ ･⋆ ⁡ #trip #travel #traveling #Malaysia #KualaLumpur

#myhiddengems The Kuala Lumpur Tower is a must-see landmark that offers breathtaking views of the city. Standing tall at 421 meters, it's one of the best spots to get a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline, especially at sunset. The observation deck provides a 360-degree view, letting you see the city's mix of modern skyscrapers and historic sites. Besides the stunning views, the tower also has a revolving restaurant where you can dine while enjoying the scenery. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a trip to the Kuala Lumpur Tower is an unforgettable experience that shouldn’t be missed. 💰Average Price per Person: RM 108/ RM 138 🚝 Nearest station: MRT Bukit Nenas station

#Travel to Kuala Lumpur Merana Kuala Lumpur 🗼 The 7th tallest tower in the world, or what we call the KL Tower, is 421 meters high from the ground. You can see a 360-degree view of Kuala Lumpur. If you want to take a high-angle photo of the city, come here, you will not be disappointed. It is considered another one of the best photo spots in the city. The entrance fee starts at 395 baht. This time, I booked only the Observation Deck. When I went up the elevator to the top floor, there was a circular room with glass surrounding it. You can see Kuala Lumpur in 360 degrees. I have to say that I haven't been here for only a few years. I see that the city has developed even more. I can see the Petronas Twin Towers The Exchange 106 building / Four Seasons Place building and the newest building, Merdeka 118. 📌Menera Kuala Lumpur ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. 🚈Transportation: It is most convenient to call Grab. #MalaysiaReview #Kuala LumpurAttractions #Kuala Lumpur trip

#kualalumpur Sky Deck KL Tower is one of the famous Observation decks in Kuala Lumpur. You are at 300 meters above the city skyline for overlooking the spectacular panoramic cityscape and taken beautiful photos from the glass Sky Box. I visited there in the evening time, the Kuala Lumpur nightscape was absolutely breathtaking! Apparently, the waiting times on weekend & holidays could go up to 2.5 hours to enter the Skybox. Recommended visiting on weekday to avoid the crowd! Location: Menara Kuala Lumpur No. 2 Jalan Punchak Off, Jalan P. Ramlee, 50250 Kuala Lumpur. KL Tower admission ticket : Tower Walk 100 : starts from RM19.00 for adults and RM11.00 for children. Observation Deck: starts from RM 28.00 for adults and RM 17.00 for children. They also have several Combo tickets for selection. Operating hours: open daily from 9am - 10pm. #awesomepic#mytripvlog#timetotravel

Standing on the Kuala Lumpur Tower Deck, you're immediately captivated by the breathtaking panoramic views that stretch in every direction. The sprawling cityscape of Kuala Lumpur, a blend of modern skyscrapers and traditional architecture, unfolds before you. The Petronas Twin Towers stand tall and majestic, reflecting the sunlight like twin beacons of progress. As you gaze out, the lush greenery of the surrounding parks provides a soothing contrast to the urban jungle below. The intricate network of roads and highways looks like a bustling river of light, flowing with the rhythm of the city's pulse. The distant hills and mountains cradle this vibrant scene, reminding you of the natural beauty that exists alongside the urban excitement. It's a 4K visual feast that captures the essence of Kuala Lumpur's dynamic charm from this elevated vantage point.#kltower

Visited KL Tower Malaysia by foot. The walk up to the tower is quite manageable. I like the painting on the side wall to show some Malaysia culture. There is only little crowd within the KL tower on a weekday late morning. Most of the cafe/restaurant are not even open. You can walk around the tower and you can view the surrounding buildings and landscape quite a bit. The fee to the sky deck is price quite high at RM40/ adult.

KUALA LUMPUR TOWER GIVES US THE BEST BIRD'S EYES VIEW OF KUALA LUMPUR THAT SOARS 276 METRES ABOVE THE CITY. WE WERE OVERWHELMED WITH THE PANAROMIC VIEW OF THE METROPOLITAN SKYLINE FROM THE TALLEST TOWER IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND IT WAS INDEED AN UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES FOR US. FOR THE BEST BIRD'S EYES VIEW OF KUALA LUMPUR, ONE MUST VISIT THE KUALA LUMPUR TOWER! #spooktaculartrip#tripblazers#awesomepic#deliciousfood#foodie#urbanexplorer#summervacation#mytripvlog

This place was sooo unreal! You’re like in US or other beautiful country but this is only in Malaysia! ❤️😳😱 Our first time to experience a freestanding glass skybox where in you can witness the amazing panoramic views of Kuala Lumpur. It is 300 meters above the ground wherein you will sit, walk on their glass floor. Shoes are not allowed to wear while you are on the skybox. At first, I thought it will be scary but I didnt get nervous at all maybe because I didnt look much below. 😂 We sit and take photos as much as we can I was so amazed to see nicest and high buildings around the area. Even the mountains/ landscape surrounding the city is so beautiful. ❤️ definitely a must try experience!! #kualalumpur_tourism #skybox #kltower

One place to visit in KL to have a unblocked view of Kuala Lumpur City is to head to Menara KL Tower located at 2 Jalan Punchak, Off, Jalan P. Ramlee, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This is a tourists attraction as it is one of the tallest Tower that involves a revoluting Tower, which is the tallest in South East Asia! For a romantic date night out, one can visit the revolving Tower at night to view the night lights of Kuala Lumpur and have a nice dinner in the revolving restaurant. The revolving restaurants offer a panoramic views which is called atmosphere 360 that has lunch and dinner buffet which isn't too expensive for a good bugget and view of the city. But i have to warn you, walking up to this Tower can be quite tedious and hot especially when the sun is up, I do recommend to just take a grab up which generally cost you from 15-20rm. #passionpassport #restaurant #kl #kualalumpur #attraction #kltower #mustvisit #touristsattraction #malaysia

#kualalumpurtrip #KualaLumpur #KLCC #PetronasTowers #KLTower #TRX106 #Merdeka118 #PuduUluPark #TheExchangeTRX #HiddenGemsKL #SkylineViews #TowerViews #SunsetInKL #UrbanOasis #NatureInTheCity #CityscapeLovers #UrbanExplorer #KLTravel #DiscoverKL #VisitMalaysia #MalaysiaTrulyAsia #TravelGuide #TravelTips #Wanderlust #AsiaTravel #SEAsiaExplored #ArchitecturalWonders Travel Tips for Exploring Kuala Lumpur: KLCC, TRX Exchange 106, KL Tower, Merdeka 118 & Pudu Ulu Park Kuala Lumpur (KL) is a vibrant metropolis where modern skyscrapers meet rich cultural heritage. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, here are some handy travel tips to make the most of your experience, especially around the city’s iconic towers and parks. ⸻ 1. KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Centre) • What to See: Petronas Twin Towers (tallest twin towers in the world), Suria KLCC mall, KLCC Park, and the Symphony Lake fountains. • Travel Tip: Visit the Petronas Towers in the late afternoon and stay until nightfall to catch the fountain light show (usually around 8pm). The view from the Skybridge is worth booking in advance. • Photography Tip: For the best photos, head to the KLCC Park area — you’ll get wide shots with palm trees in the frame and fewer crowds early in the morning. ⸻ 2. TRX Exchange 106 • What to See: One of the tallest buildings in Southeast Asia, Exchange 106 is the centerpiece of the new financial district — The Exchange TRX. • Travel Tip: Visit The Exchange TRX Mall for upscale shopping and dining, and explore the rooftop park known as The Exchange TRX Park — it offers fantastic skyline views with KLCC and TRX in the frame. • Best Time: Sunset or twilight for golden hour shots with KL’s skyline glowing in the background. ⸻ 3. KL Tower (Menara Kuala Lumpur) • What to See: Observation deck, Sky Deck, and the revolving Atmosphere 360 restaurant. • Travel Tip: Go for the Sky Deck instead of the indoor viewing platform — the open-air views are unbeatable. On clear days, you’ll even catch a glimpse of the distant Genting Highlands. • Fun Fact: It’s actually taller than Petronas Towers in terms of elevation since it’s built on a hill (Bukit Nanas). ⸻ 4. Merdeka 118 (Viewpoint Only) • What to See: Currently not fully open to the public, but this architectural marvel — the second tallest building in the world — dominates KL’s skyline. • Viewpoint Tip: The best views of Merdeka 118 can be seen from Pudu Ulu Park or even certain angles in the Kampung Attap or Jalan Loke Yew areas. • Photography Tip: Use a zoom lens or drone (if permitted) for architectural shots — the diamond-shaped spire stands out beautifully during sunrise. ⸻ 5. Pudu Ulu Park (Taman Rekreasi Pudu Ulu) • What to See: A serene urban park with jogging tracks, shaded trees, and a local vibe — less touristy, perfect for an early morning walk or jog. • Hidden Gem: This is one of the best off-the-beaten-path spots to view Merdeka 118 from afar, especially around sunrise or golden hour.

#kualalumpurtrip #Merdeka118 #TallestInMalaysia #KLSkyline #MerdekaTower #WorldsSecondTallest #PetronasTowers #TwinTowersKL #IconicKL #KLCCViews #SkybridgeViews #Exchange106 #TRXKL #ModernKL #SkyscraperGoals #KLTowers #MenaraKL #KLTower #SkyDeckViews #360ViewsKL #KLFromAbove #VisitMalaysia #DiscoverKL #KualaLumpurViews #CityOfSkylines #ArchitectureLovers #UrbanExploration #TravelMalaysia #SkyHighKL #四大天王 4 Tallest Buildings to See in Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur’s skyline is a showcase of architectural excellence and modern ambition. Here are four of the city’s tallest and most iconic buildings that you shouldn’t miss: 1. Merdeka 118 Reaching 678.9 meters, Merdeka 118 is the tallest building in Malaysia and the second tallest in the world. Its striking design, inspired by Malaysian heritage, houses an observation deck, luxury hotel, office spaces, and more. It’s the newest and boldest addition to KL’s skyline. 2. Petronas Twin Towers At 452 meters, these iconic towers remain the tallest twin towers globally. The Skybridge and 86th-floor observation deck offer breathtaking views of the city. Surrounded by KLCC Park and Suria KLCC mall, this landmark is the heart of Kuala Lumpur. 3. The Exchange 106 Towering at 445.5 meters, this sleek skyscraper is part of the Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) financial hub. Its distinctive crown-shaped top and reflective facade make it a standout. Though mainly an office building, it significantly shapes the city’s modern profile. 4. Kuala Lumpur Tower (Menara KL) Standing at 421 meters, KL Tower is one of the tallest telecommunications towers in the world. Its open-air Sky Deck and glass Sky Box offer unmatched 360° views of the city. It’s also home to a revolving restaurant and cultural attractions at its base.

It’s common sense to visit most popular skyscraper of the country you visit. Absolutely loved the scenery. You can do a lot if things around the building and have beautiful places to have good photos. It’s near the KLCC shopping center and other entertainment centers. Also has singing fountain, but was bit disappointed on low quality sounding, and few shows of the way water sprinkles. Maybe i had too high expectation 😅 Whole day trip around this area is recommended.

#kualalumpurtrip During my Kuala Lumpur trip, I found the coolest dining spot—this camp-style restaurant with fairy lights, foldable chairs, and open-air vibes. The setup made me feel like I was at a beach bonfire party, right in the middle of the city! I ordered their signature K-Cheese Fondue, and it was such a fun dish to eat. The melted cheese was creamy and stretchy, perfect for dipping crispy fried chicken, fries, and bread. The whole experience felt like a mix of camping and Korean street food. Great food, live music, and a chill atmosphere—what more could I ask for?

One of the best place in KL I really wanted to come at sunset

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🌴 Attractions Overview Nice place to visit for the magnificent view of Kuala Lumpur city. The environment was great, air conditioned and few seats for seating. However, you may need to wait for a long time for the lift if there are too many visitors. 📷 Photo Spots The skydeck is the place for you to shoot photo with breathtaking city as your background. The location is outdoor which provides you an open air and unobstructed views. 🍜 Food Recommendations There are few restaurants at the ground lobby of the KL tower. Example like Italian restaurant, Indian cuisine and local food as well. 🎫 Tickets There are few tickets option with different access, make sure you book the right one. 🚗 Transportation I suggest you go there by Grab or car because the lobby is actually on top of a small hill. For metro, go to Monorail Bukit Nanas or LRT Dang Wangi, however need to walk a bit. 🕝 Opening Hours Everyday 9am to 10pm 🏷️ Tips Visit during night time to have a nice city light garden view. Try to avoid the holiday season to prevent over crowded problems. #kuala_lumpur #kl #travel #kl tower #tower

#2月好地方2025 The Kuala Lumpur Tower is located on Bukit Jambul. The tower is 421 meters (1,381 feet) high and still maintains the seventh tallest tower in the world. It is also a major landmark in Kuala Lumpur. The Kuala Lumpur Tower not only has a sightseeing function but is also responsible for the transmission of communication signals. It is really a very efficient tower. And this magnificent height makes it even more dazzling when the lights are turned on at night. I really want to see it with my own eyes, but it doesn’t matter! The Kuala Lumpur Tower in the daytime also has another charming look. The view of Kuala Lumpur from the top of the observation tower is spectacular.

Watching the sky transform from warm hues of sunset to the dazzling city lights from KL Tower Observation Deck is pure magic! The golden glow fades into twilight as Kuala Lumpur sparkles below, with the iconic Petronas Twin Towers shining bright. Feel on top of the world as the cityscape comes alive—an unforgettable moment that blends romance, adventure, and breathtaking views in one stunning experience! #favouriteitinerary

We spent New Year's Eve under the KL Tower. There weren't many people there, so we sat on the artificial turf and relaxed, waiting for 12 o'clock. There were fireworks going off all over the place, and both the Twin Towers and the KL Tower were lit up, which was really beautiful. It's a good idea to prepare to avoid mosquito bites! If you're close to the tower, you can connect to WiFi, so I was able to see my family in Japan on Line and see what was going on here. (It was 1 o'clock in Japan because of the time difference.) Taxis are crowded, so I recommend climbing up to the tower in the evening, relaxing, having dinner nearby, and then walking back. #OverseasTravelTactics

#favouriteitinerary If you’re visiting Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower) is a must-visit attraction! Standing at 421 meters, it is one of the tallest telecommunication towers in the world and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city skyline. One of the main highlights here is the Sky Deck & Sky Box, where you can stand on a transparent glass floor and look down at the city below – definitely an adrenaline rush! It’s the perfect spot for Instagram-worthy photos with KLCC and the city lights in the background. 💡 What to Expect? ✔ Unobstructed 360° view of Kuala Lumpur ✔ Sky Deck & Sky Box for an epic glass-floor experience ✔ Affordable entrance fee – totally worth it for the experience! ✔ Revolving restaurant – dine with a breathtaking city view 📌 Pro Tips: ⏰ Best time to visit? Sunset for a golden-hour glow or nighttime for a stunning city lights view. 📸 Want the best shot? Stand at Sky Box – it’s the ultimate photo spot! 🚗 Getting here? Parking is available, but taking Grab is more convenient. If you’re in Kuala Lumpur, this is one of the best places to see the city from above! Trust me, you won’t regret it! 📍 Location: Kuala Lumpur Tower, Malaysia #klcityview #malaysiaattractions #skyhighadventure #mustvisitKL

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Every time we’re in Kuala Lumpur, KL Tower is at the top of our list. No matter how many times we visit, the view from 300 meters above the city always leaves us in awe. From up here, KL stretches endlessly in every direction—the iconic Petronas Towers standing tall against the skyline, highways weaving through the city like glowing rivers, and pockets of greenery breaking up the sea of skyscrapers. It’s the perfect mix of urban energy and natural beauty. We always try to visit around sunset, when the sky turns gold and the city gradually lights up below. There’s something almost surreal about standing so high above it all, watching KL transition from day to night. The air feels cooler, the hum of the city fades into the distance, and for a moment, everything feels still. Even on cloudy days like this time, when mist rolls over the skyline, the view has a quiet, almost dreamlike quality. KL Tower isn’t just about height—it’s about perspective, and that’s why we never skip it. Getting There We usually take a Grab straight there for convenience, but if you’re using public transport, the closest stations are Bukit Nanas (Monorail) or Dang Wangi (LRT). From there, it’s a short uphill walk or a quick ride up, with a free shuttle available from the entrance to the tower. #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours #couplestrip #malaysiatrip

#getgoing2025 The KL Tower (Menara KL) stands at 421 meters and is one of the tallest communication towers in the world. It’s not just a technical structure but also an iconic landmark that offers stunning panoramic views of Kuala Lumpur. Here’s some info about it: 1. Observation Deck: The main draw for visitors is the observation deck, which is located at 276 meters above the ground. From here, you can see breathtaking views of the city and beyond. On clear days, you can spot as far as the Genting Highlands. 2. Sky Deck: For an even higher view, the Sky Deck at 300 meters provides an open-air viewing platform. 3. 360-degree Revolving Restaurant: Located on the 282nd floor, this restaurant offers a rotating view of the city while you dine, making it a unique dining experience. 4. Glass Floor: At the Sky Box (on the 300-meter Sky Deck), you can walk on a glass floor for an adrenaline-pumping experience, looking straight down at the city below. 5. KL Tower Mini Zoo: The tower also features a small mini-zoo with animals like rabbits, snakes, and birds, making it a fun visit for families with kids. 6. Cultural Village: There’s a small cultural village at the base of the tower showcasing traditional Malaysian crafts and cultural performances. Visiting the KL Tower is definitely one of the highlights for any traveler in the city, offering both an adventurous and picturesque experience.

#newyearnewtrip We proudly say we are Malaysian but how far do we know our own country? I’ve been sending clients trip to KL Tower many times before but I’ve never visited the tower myself. First time visited and was in awe. Our country Malaysia is so beautiful, try public transportation it was so convenient and easily accessible. Then Beam Scooter is available many places, can rent using app from MRT station straight to KL Tower. That was funnnn! The view from the top is spectacular. Went with husband for date day and be a tourist on our own country :) Highlighted during the visit on the top, we saw a teenage girl sit calmly while sketching the whole view in very details. Her mom was so proud watching her in her own world. Then they both took photo together with the sketching drawing. So yeah, if you like drawing, this place is for you❤️

#TravelMalaysia Anyone who is planning to travel to Kuala Lumpur must go here, which is the KL Tower, a very tall building. On top, there is a viewpoint of Kuala Lumpur. You can see the view all around the city. You can change the view angle by looking around that floor. You can buy tickets at the bottom of the building. I recommend going at night. The view is very beautiful. Follow me, everyone.

We arrived, bought the tickets and then wait in line for the elevator like 25-30 minutes. The view is noce, you can pay extra (only with card and upstairs not down) to take pictures on the sky deck (to have them printed is to expensive in my opinion - 185 MYR for 3 pictures, and they do not have the option to get them on your phone or email), but tge problem is when you get down! They do not have a sistem for the people to get down, so you wait in line 1-2 hours!!! They let a lot of people to get up, amd in the same elevator to get down, but the personal takes the elevator also to move between the floors as they need to. I do understant the meed for the personal to move, but they need to make some changes on how they take you down, to tour upstairs takes 10 minutes but you wait 1-2 hours to get down, people do not stay in line, they try to move past you to get in front, it's very bad the organization.

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🌟 The KL Tower (Menara KL) is one of Kuala Lumpur's most iconic landmarks, standing tall at 421 meters! 🏙️ Offering one of the best panoramic views of the city, the tower's observation deck is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see KL from above. ✨ Did you know? KL Tower is one of the tallest telecommunications towers in the world and features a revolving restaurant, providing a 360-degree view of the city while you dine! 🍽️ From the top, you can spot everything from the Petronas Twin Towers to lush green parks, the sprawling cityscape, and beyond. 🌆 Whether you’re visiting day or night, the view from KL Tower is truly spectacular, giving you a unique perspective of Malaysia's bustling capital. #voyagevibes

Wandering the streets of Kuala Lumpur can mean dipping in and out of an urban present into an ancient past. The city is visually defined by the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, which, at 88 stories high, are the tallest twin buildings in